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ee*r-.11.hoAll-stars Play Sunday• *oflitasnealWorthington, Kittanningenss)Strialofit*aueolSherrett Win Armco TiltsWorthington topped Ford City legion 4-1, Sherrettt edged NuMine 10-8 and Kittanning Refractory won 12-1 P[[aC Cave Pi 011 ft over Scotty’s Bar Grille last night as three more post- Ullv^ lYI^Ilvponed games were wiped off the hooks in the Armstrong jj D #County Baseball League. TlflS lOlAt. MillMeanwhile the Armstrong County League all-stars _ # ti* n were preparing today to .meet the Jefferson County Lea- l/ftlftrfc l-l|C Ppnfft^ gue all-stars at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon on Lemmon ■Ivjvvlo IliJ l Field. A large crowd is expected to see the game.Last Sunday the JeffersonTndlackneire;ln-ta,or-1?,County all-stars won 8-5 over the Armstrong County players. The local team will try to even the count tomorrow.Refractories WinKittanning Refractories won on their Lemmon Field diamond over Scotty’s Bar Grille 12-1 in a five-inning game, called because____________________ CINCINNATI (UPD — NationLeague President Warren Gil hurlers Jim Hoilobaugli and Paul conceded today that Bill Rign Hepfl had four strikeouts and two had a point, but still rejected walks between them. Jim Clark protest by the San Francis caught. Giants' manager which arose diHitting for Sherrett were Paul iilg a 20'9 loss 10 the ChicaHepfl, Bob Crawford, 2 singles each; Russ Pennington, double; Ronald Hollobaugh, Jim Clark, single each.A. Kmmanich struck out six and walked, six for NuMine. L.of darkness. Kittanning scored;McCUne was the catcher. NuMine five runs in each of the first two bitters were L. Boyer, triple, sin-fram.es to pile up a big margin. Ralph Jordan hurled for thegle; T. Krizmanich, 2 singles; L. McCune, J. Boyer, single each.Lthckjneionwinners, striking out seven and The line score: R H Egiving no walks. Paul Swast was;Sherrett .......301 002 0—10 ? 6the catcher. I NuMine 112 112 0— 8 6 5Refractory players clouted 17Redstone-Brownsvillein,ik.co,E20ndhehedr•utistw-errs51-[e-henohits. The hitters were John Car-ley, 3 singles; Jim Stivason, Swast.Jordan, double, single each; Sid -Guntrum, 2 singles; Dean Wag-i Taqc PAny PpgiAnalc ner. Bob Freeman, double each; VVF° 1 u,l7 ■icgivimiaDon Emery, Fred Ferraino, single each.Evans struck out four and walked seven ad the Scotty mounds-man. L. Schreckengost caught. Hitting for Scottys were J. Miller, triple, single; Shaffer, 2 singles; Zablocki, double; Evans, E. Miller, Rush, single each.The line score: R H EScottys .........001 00— 1 8 4Refractories ......552 Ox—12 17 1Worths Top LegionTOIONTOWN, Pa. (DPI)—Redstone - Brownsville swept a dou-bleheader from Baltimore, 12-JT and 12-10, Friday at Republic to win the Pony League Region 5championship.Cubs last Thursday,Rigney based his protest on t fact To ay Taylor of the Civbs, third base at the time, fielded foul grounder off Ernie Rani ■bat in the fifth inning. The Cu led 10-7 at the time.Quoting rule 7:09-C, Giles si “the rule states a runner is { if he intentionally deflects t course of a foul ball in any ms ner,“Taylor did touch the ball a was wrong in so doing.'' Gil added, “But rule 7:09-C was m er intended as a penalty for su an act as this, which had no ; feet whatever on that partied play. The primary purpose is prevent a runner or batter fro deflecting the course of a fc ball, into fair territory to adva tage their team. No such acti-was evident here.“The protest is therefore disj lowed and the game stands played.Souchak Holds Three-strokLead In Motor City OpenWorthington scored two in each of the fifth and sixth innings to down Ford City Legion at West Kiitanning field. Charles 13 m-baugh hurled for Worthington, striking out four and walking two. Jim Kile was the catcher.Hitting for Worthington were i Bill Henry, home run, triple; John Manfredi, triple; Paul Jones, Ed Cypher, Lee Rettig, single each.Doverspike hurled for Ford City, striking out three and walking one. Bordick was the catcher. J. Dodds hit a double while Bill Mohr and Schreckengost collected a single each for the losers.The line score: R H EWorthington .....000 022— 4 6 2FC Legion .......000 010— 1 3 3Sherrett Edges NuMineBy LLOYD NORTHARD United Press International NORTHVTLLE, Mich. (UPD — Mike Souchak held a commanding three stroke lead going into today's third round of the $25,000 Motor City Open and the long-hitting former Duke football star credited a change in his putting style for his blistering 10-under par pace for the first 36 holes.Souchak, 32, who plays out of Grossinger, N.Y.. tied a course■record with a sizzling 63 Fridayand had a 69 in the opening round for a 132 total.That put Mm three shots ahead of Arnold Palmer, Loginier, Pa., who was at 135 with rounds of 69 and 66.Souchak and Palmer were afibring the putter back along £ turf, before I was lifting it ai my puting wasn’t too good.The change has paid off har somely. Souchak needed only putts Friday as he tied the eour record held jointly by Byron Ni son and Bob Hamilton. His 1 also matched Ben Hogan's ma for the low score on two consec live rands in this event.Gardner Dickinson Jr., W« Palm Beach, Fla., was alone 139, while Doug Sanders, Mai Beach, Fla.; Dutch Harrison, I Louis; Bob Toski, Miami; Bru Crompton, Sydney, Austral! Doug Ford, Crystal River, Fla Paul Harney, Worcester, Masand Don Whitt, Borrego 5pcinCalif., wertt at !40.
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Kittanning Simpson Leader Times
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Aug 15, 1959
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